Catholic Affairs Remonstrance and Reform Debates Continue
A Dublin meeting of the Catholic Board chaired by O Connor discussed forwarding the Remonstrance to the Pope via Dublin post and Rome. Plans include a potential motion to condemn certain Reformation era notes and to dispatch a deputation to Hayes, with ongoing debates among board members and indications of further meetings.
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Fornes's Street
Quen O'Connor
Hay
Rome
Jetta
Libon
O'Conor
Paris
Holy See
Roma
O’connell
Eneus MacDonnell
Ir. O'Connell
Dublin
England
Hey
Howley
Hayes
Eneas MacDonnell
Thear
O'Connell
p——_ O'Kelly
Oko
O’connor
Evens MacDonnell
Dublin Court Record of Acquittals and Indictments
The Dublin commission court report details trials before Barons Smith and McLe ll and city and county juries. It covers acquittals for butter theft and mercury poisoning, plus several theft, forgery, and burglary cases, with notes on witnesses and verdicts. The narrative names numerous defendants and witnesses and logs adjournment to eleven o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thorpe
Thomas Gorman
Samuel Dixon
Mat. Walsh
Wm. Carpenter
Jubu Rivett
Robert Towlinson
James Pratt
Wr. Devereaux
Wa. Byrne
Jon Cale
Barnaby Mullen
Mathew Dease
Saginal Hurtary
Clonbarrowes
Co. Dublin
Welling-House
Essex-bridge
Thewelling-Loase
Thomas Levi
Bernard Rogers
Thomas Lannion
James King
Wanili
Wicklow
Robert William Meade
Lengon
Baron Smith
Hinsell
Joebeck
Grand dinner at Phoenix Park for nobility crowd
Monday a grand dinner in Dublin hosted by the Hon Arthur Genus and Lady Mav Bavant drew a select party of nobility including the Lord Lieutenant, Earl of Charleton, Archdeacon of Dublin, Lord Chief Justice Downes, and other peers. Mr Gregon Y also hosted a noble fashionables dinner at the Phoenix Park as Ev... Joy arrives from Meath while a Privy Council session is held at the Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Butler
Butlea
Lord Selkirk
Montreal
Fortis
Hac Etboed
Micreture
Mar i D'Orsonnes
Messrs
Allen
M.dowell
Win
Laud
Bruce
Velkik
Kir Woul Crain
Canada
Artonyny-Gexenat
Mnp Bavatn
Charlenont
Dublin
Downes
Nonauay
Gregon Y
Phoenix Park
Cylone Peppa
Evan
Joy
Mylnod’s
Sackville-street
County Meath
Yeesterday
Proclamation on Dublin trial for Belfast Mail robbery
Proclamation leads to a Dublin jury panel for the Belfast Day Mail robbery case involving Peter Angier and Mathew Kinehan. Proceedings detail juror challenges, witness testimony about the Blackhorse Lane assault, and the later verdicts and sentences for the principal defendants. The report also notes arrests of additional suspects and a diving bell test at Dunmore with engineers reporting safety and capacity findings.
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Pur
Uounty
York of the Crown
Johh Rivetl
Angier
Jobn
Triner
John Short
John Hidhey
le Wa. Cottle
William Nangle
John Mu
King's Highway
Blackhorse-lane
Dublin
Mulvanny
Bank of Ireland
John Mulvanny
Witorss
Blackhons-lane
Killeen
Meath
Police Ofice
Raberctetimey
Livine
Naila
William Irvine
Baron Baith
Basen Smith
Mail Borrear
Vandeleur
John
Mary Hurford
Kinchua
Mc Nailly
Bacrowes Campbell
Peter Angier
Mathew Kinehan
Lisson Hall
County of Dublin
Mary Chaffers
George Stephenson
Belfast
John Harford
Mary Harford
Nodil
Augier
Maesars
M-Nally
Burrowes Campbell
Sherrin
Hethet
Army Detachments Ordered For Reassignment Across Ireland
The Sith Light Dragoons move from Coleraine to Londonderry for duty. The 20th Foot from Ballaghadereen relieves them at Boyle. A company of the 4th Regiment Foot departs Naas for Baltinglass. The 64th Foot (2d battalion) at Castlerea and Mil town prepare to return to Athlone as replacements arrive. The 96th Regiment to Ballymoye and Foxford to relieve nearby detachments, with further shifts to Castlerea and Athlone.
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Sith Light Dragoons
Coleraine
Londonierry
20Th Regiment of Foot
Ballaghadereen
S4th
Boyle
Regiment of Foot
Naas
Baltingtasa
64Th Regiment of Foot
Castlerea
Miltown
Athlone
Int
East Indies
96Th Regiment of Foot
Castlebar
Oliver
Ballyghadeeen
Castelar
Foxford
Shh
Provincial Intelligencer Reports Border Raid and Arson
A report from Wexporn dated December 1 describes armed men raiding the lands of Edward Sutton Esq at Summerhill, seizing corn in arrears, disarming and tying keepers, and fleeing with a large reward offered for offenders. The piece cites wider county crimes and notes magistrate vigilance.
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Wexporn
Upper Ballybeg
Edward Sutton
Summerhill
Wesford Herald
Castlebar
Cork
Botany Hay
James Cavanagh
John Cavanagh
Hugh Howley
Thomas Walsh
Part Cunningham
Daniel Mally
Michael Costello
Thady M'Namara
Thomas M-Andrew
James Mc4iawen
Pat Gawly
Francis Callagher
Mayo Constitution
Waremrono
Distressed family seeks aid for starving children
A former influential man and his six motherless children lie on a damp earthen floor in a wretched cabin, utterly desperate after a rheumatic illness. For forty eight hours they have eaten nothing as benevolent locals and firms list donations to assist them, with several names and addresses noted in the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Calif and
Walsh
Glovers
Dainestreet
Mullen and Cooke
Jewellers
Pananie Street
Beonett
Coachemalesers
Aungirre Street
Tyrrell
College-yrees
Drammound
Trinity-street
Lanne Hosborougt
Bag
Cityquay
VM. C
H. Per Saun- R. Hee
Beuj. Ball, Esq
Mullen
Mowe Lingdt
Sunainbhy
Anonyanatia
Otto Hoot
MacDonnell
Tady Nooth Gore
Trwite
Coe
Gienteman
Robert
Peelin
F. B
Court OF Common Pleas
Fever Hospital Weekly Report Nov 1617 Waterford House
The Fever Hospital in Waterford and the House of Recovery show admissions and discharges for the week ending November 20. Most patients remain improved or recovered. seven to nine severe cases. one death noted and many patients with fevers and complications. General report: admitted 99, discharged 53, died 10, remaining 86.
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Blate
Waterford
K. Brackex
M. Billy v
Limerick
Ste
Armagh
Cored
Diad
Congollesc
R. Dist
Randalstown
Markets Report From Watertorn With Crop Prices
The Watertorn market shows abundant corn and variable wheat prices, with barley and oats mixed. Butter remains in demand while potatoes decline. meat prices hold, and feed costs rise as scarcity of potatoes drives pig slaughter. A later entry from Ave. 28 notes heavy wheat sales and generally lower prices, with barley and beans listed and various current prices across grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertorn
Perent
Jaddington
Ave
Iss
Marley
Dublin Shipping List Morning Tide and Evening Tide Items
A fragmented shipping notice lists vessels and crews including the Minerva Keogh Sarah Ann Mek Vennetts Mae Spencer and Duke of Beims ter with references to Union Packet and Liverpool entries. The document mentions captains mates and cargo items alongside miscellaneous names and details, reflecting a busy harbor record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATU
Seeee Hulstivadt
Sacha
al Minerva
Keogh
Craim
Sarah Ann
Mek Vennetts
Mae Spencer Macher
Ihe Mail
Serewer Ee Bb Mead
Duke of Beimster Sassace-Boit
Posseners
Liverpool
Sally
Lee
Onta
Nile
Union Packet
Ieeeees
Pataen- Hin
Eeees
Shiverpont
McCarthy
Adis
Proviniatises A
Midas
Findlay
Coltiers
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Commission Court
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McLeland
Joehan Parley
Jon Hogan
James Dillon
John Delany
Richard White
John Finn
Saimuel Fisher
Andrew Farrell
Wm. Boyle
Wu. Boehell
David Cloghrey
Patrick Donnelian
Mathew Toole
James Briet
North King-street
Richard Empson
M‘nally
Alicia Doyle
Ives
Lacy
Margaret Campbell
Wit‘pess
Empson
Baron McClelland
Bethel
Michael Fox
James Ilson
Requi Teed
David Beggs
Bavi
Bridget Reilly
2A, Ltd
Webb
Daine-street
Leonard McNalty
Newtown-Mount Kennedy
Thomas Kelly
Cawlin
Waterroun
Dee
Dunmore
Ir. Niaimo
M-Gill
the Army
Dublin Shipping List
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